A Tour Through Open Source Creative Tools

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This document provides a tour of various open source creative tools, including vector graphics editor Inkscape, note-taking app Xournal, diagramming software Calligra Flow, desktop publishing program Scribus, color management tools CMYKTool and GNOME Color Manager, audio editors Hydrogen and PiTiVi, video editors Kdenlive and Synfig Studio, and input device manager GNOME Wacom Controls. The document shares information on these creative applications as alternatives to proprietary software.

Tecnologia Notícias e política

A TOUR OF OPEN SOURCE
CREATIVE TOOLS
Máirín Duffy Strode
Sr. Interaction Designer, Red Hat Inc.
June 29, 2012

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